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Qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix started with Pierre Gasly static down at the exit of turn 11, going of the road due to a mechanical issue with the car; "I've lost everything" the French man said over the radio. His yellow flag affected a range of drivers who were knocked out in Q1. Hamilton finished on top in Q1, Russell and Norris close behind. Bortoleto, Stroll, Colapinto, Ocon and Gasly were all at the bottom of the time sheets and knocked out. The star of Q2 was undeniably Bearman as he wrestled his Haas into Q3 while his teammate was down in P19. Leclerc found himself last after his first run but pulled it out of the bag and got through to Q3 aswell. Similarly Antonelli's first lap time was deleted and he also managed to get through too as the seconds ticked on. Hulkenburg just missed out on Q3 by 0.065 in P11, Albon, Sainz, Lawson who did good to get his foot in again after a horrible practice for him and Tsunoda out aswell. The start of Q3 was lit up by...

Free practice 1 for the Singapore Grand Prix started off with a brake fire for Alex Albon in the Williams. The Thai driver only completing 2 exploratory laps before having to retire from the session.  Pierre Gasly took to the escape road at turn 14 after a lock up from his front right tyre, avoiding any collision with the barrier if he tried to turn into the sharp corner. Antonelli had a big slide turn 1, trying to keep the momentum going from Baku. Ollie Bearman going on at turn 7. Lando Norris had a wobble in the turn 16, 17 chicane and his teammate grazing the wall at turn 17. The Australian found Hamilton at turn 1 and said "Ferrari will invented mirrors one day, i hope". Not long later Bortoleto felt his was blocked on his fast lap by the McLaren man. Alonso topped free practice 1, the Aston looking quick around the streets of Marina Bay. He was followed by Leclerc and Verstappen. Free practice 2 for the Singapore Grand Prix was a very stop-start session for everyone and...

The Singapore Grand Prix was first introduced to the F1 calendar in 2008 and was homed to the famous 'crashgate incident' in 2009 by Renault purposely crashing the other car (Nelson Piquet Jr) to allow Fernando Alonso the victory. As a result, team principle Briatore was lifetime banned from Formula 1 but this ban was overturned by a French court in 2010, making him eligible for a F1 return at any point. Singapore is notoriously one of the hottest races on the entire calendar and this weekend has been deemed as a hazard for heat, over 30 degrees so the drivers are allowed to wear a cooling vest during the race. The track is 4.927km long and has 19 corners, a drop from 22 in 2023, when they removed the tricky section in sector 3. The race has 62 laps and the fastest race lap time coming from that emotional sendoff for Daniel Riccardo in 2024, setting a 134.486 on his last ever lap in a Formula 1 car. Although, Singapore has been a struggle for Redbull in the past like 2023 for e...

Sky Sports F1 have received word from Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu has been contacted by former Redbull team principle Christian Horner about a potential role in the organisation. Christian Horner had a 2 decade stint with the Milton Keynes based outfit and was sacked earlier this season and has been recently relieved from the entire organisation, Redbull spending a lot of money to release him. Since then, Horner has been sat, patiently on the side lines waiting for the right opportunity to strike for a good job role. Haas are a team on the opposite end of the spectrum to Redbull in terms of the size of the organisation, the cars competitiveness, business and team objectives etc. Perhaps Horner is looking for a smaller role in Formula 1 at the moment to build his way back up. Komatsu insists that exploratory talks failed to progress and are now 'finished'. However, Horner never stops till he gets what he wants so its more than likely we will see the fierce fighter back in t...